I put this in an amana DLE330RAW, and it works,but seems to be too hot. any ideas?
13994
The element has nothing to do with a dryer being to hot. You need to check the thermostats and the air flow. I would check the exhaust dust first to make sure it is open. Any restriction in the exhaust duct will restrict air flow and cause a dryer to overheat. Another symptom of duct problems will be long drying time and very hot, sometime steaming, clothes.
1525822
I can't help. Sorry. I thought it was a piece of junk. Burned all my toor dal. I bought an expensive good one and love it.
1340301
Are you talking about something like a Dropcam? I don't think those have an air intake so I don't know that resting such a cam on this cooling pad would help. I've never heard of one of those cams getting hot, though. Maybe just elevate the cam above the surface so air can circulate around it.
1427182
Mine does get hot..not really hot hot. It sounds like yours might be defective..perhaps you'll have to return it.
1801640
I have the model with the additional display module. I does get a bit warm. I called PI and discussed this with a tech. He had me measure the OHM rating of the actuator which employs a copper coil and is basically an electromagnet that is in the solenoid the allows power to pass thru the unit. He indicated the some heat is OK.
942977
I had the same problem. The insulation on the wiring did not keep it cool causing it to melt then the wiring melted together. I cut out the connector and hard wired the positive to positive and negative to negative seperately and insulated them very heavily. I am now keeping "ALL" the wiring away from eachother to make sure that never happens again. I hand-made a bracket to keep the controler away from the battery to eliminate some of the heat problem and it seems to be working. Good luck.
130355
I have no idea what the temperature is. It gets pretty hot and I think that's what happened to mine. I am guessing that it overheated and the motor burnt out??? No other reason for it to have stopped working after a few months and under 10 usages. Maybe someone else actually clocked the temp.
725047
I haven't checked mine, but it's nowhere close to 140-150F; it's more in the 200F Range. Something is definitely wrong with your Machine.Did you descale it regularly? Maybe that's something to look at.
31363
Hello Sandeep...I purchased this flat iron for my daughter and I asked her what to do. She said to hold the power button down until you hear a series of beeps and this will increase the temp. I hope I helped. Happy holidays to you. Peace.
1615672
In my experience, the heatsink gets too hot to touch, so I would be wary of improper airflow.
1721225
It was extremely hot, but this is the second unit i bought the first unit got hot, but not "scalding" hot. I believe the extreme heat was of the second unit was a malfunction and what caused it to fail after the first use. I previously had a moist heat heating pad that put out much more heat to the point of being almost too hot. Look for units like Moist Heating Pad Digital Electric 14"x27" by Reliamed or other similar moist heat pads. good luck.
19561
Make sure you hold it down for a minute before you release it, so it will heat up the element. If that isn't it, I have no idea. May be defective.
1680677
You can't really solve it. The heat is a byproduct of the amplifier. You can search here for USB powered fans that will sit on top of the unit and add additional cooling that work nicely and plug right into the USB port on the front for around 15$. In a properly vented area, without a fan, the heat isn't burning. It's more along the lines of a heating pad on low, or medium after prolonged use. Its only when the unit isn't vented properly that the heat gets to the higher temps of say "high" on a heating pad, or hotter, but even then chances are it won't get hot enough to burn skin unless you hold your hand on it, for an adult at least younger kids might not feel the same. Its worth mentioning that with proper ventilation this unit is fine, after all it wasn't designed to be a grill, it's only through neglect that the heat becomes an issue and even then the receiver will likely break from the heat before it becomes a safety hazard.
2250715
I notice that my adaptor gets hot but I haven't noticed a burning smell, etc. Is it plugged in tightly? This is my second petmate fountain and I know the adaptor was always hot on the first one also. Sorry I can't be of any more help. I would just check that it is plugged in securely and not partially.
2122740
I don't remember it being hot. I would only worry if it was hot by the motor or plug. I have 2, been using for years without a problem.
1907381
I ran an AC unit off this that was rated at 6.3 amps (+ surge) and it got slightly warm but not a concern........if you can afford it, i would get the next one up from this unit......however, this may work, but the hotter it gets the less life it may have/ possible fire hazzard
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Verify you are using the properly rated amperage adapter. Verify the battery isn't overheating. Another thing to try is to shut the laptop down then try to charge. I have purchased a number of anker batteries for client's laptops and have had excellent results!!The last thing to verify is that your laptop identifies the battery in the bios if your laptop supports it. Cheers,-IT Ninja